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Family Assistance

Outreach Services
Through the Community Services Block Grant, CSBG, staff works with low-income families to help meet immediate needs, make plans for the future and move them towards self-sufficiency.


Staff use a family-centered approach to assess the family's needs and initiate a service plan to improve the family's life now and in the future.

Ohio Benefit Bank
The Ohio Benefit Bank program allows clients to see which public assistance programs they may be eligible for, without having to go into many social service organizations. Once this is determined the beginning paperwork can be started and electronically sent to the distributing agencies. The following programs are available for application:
Food Stamps
Child Care Subsidy
Health Coverage
Federal & State Tax Filing
Home Energy Assistance Program
And many more

For more information on the Ohio Benefit Bank, access their website at: www.thebenefitbank.com/TBBOH


Family Support Program for Kinship Caregivers
Many grandparents, aunts and uncles are filling the role of primary caregivers to their grandchildren, nieces and nephews. For those who are raising a second family or adding to their own, the Family Support Program has been created.

Kinship care refers to a temporary or permanent arrangement in which a relative or older adult who has a long-standing relationship with a child or family has taken over the care of the child when the biological parents are unable to do so.

Many kinship caregivers are unable to find answers to questions and concerns from childcare and medical services to legal, financial and educational issues. The Family Support Program provides direct linkage to available resources and services at the state and local level.

The Family Support Program Coordinator will serve as a short-term family guide and advocate for kinship caregivers to insure linkage to available services at the state and local level and assist in accessing these services. These links may include health/medical services, educational services, financial resources, childcare, legal services, support groups and training and respite care, among others.

For more information, Morgan County residents should call the Malta office of Community Action at (740) 962-3827.


Washington-Morgan Community Action Washington and Morgan Counties, Ohio


218 Putnam Street, Marietta, OH 45750 (740) 373-3745
50 W. Third Street, PO Box 398, Malta, OH 43758
(740) 962-3827